Harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machine

ABSTRACT

A harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machine, including a combine harvester, a stubble cleaning device, a topsoil loosening device, a fertilization device, a rotary tillage and ditching device, a sowing device, a detection device, a first driving device, a second driving device and a control device, wherein the stubble cleaning device is mounted below a header of the combine harvester; and the topsoil loosening device, the fertilization device, the rotary tillage and ditching device and the sowing device are mounted at a rear of a chassis of the combine harvester.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the technical field of agriculturalmachinery, and specifically to a harvesting and sowing integratedcompound operation machine.

BACKGROUND

In China, most of winter rapeseed production areas are distributed inthe Yangtze River Basin, accounting for up to 90% of the totalproduction of the country. The paddy-upland rotation of rice-rapeseed orrice-rice-rapeseed is mainly adopted in these areas. For a long time,sowing in these areas has being affected by the harvesting time ofpreceding crops, soil compaction, scattered fields, etc. The low levelof mechanization of rapeseed production leads to high production costsand low economic benefits, restricting the development of the rapeseedindustry. Improving the level of mechanization of rapeseed sowing is animportant way to reduce costs and increase the efficiency in rapeseedplanting.

Rice generally matures from September to October, which period coincideswith the sowing period of rapeseed. People can plant rapeseed in thefield after harvesting rice. However, existing rapeseed compoundoperation machinery is usually hitched to a tractor. For example, for amultifunctional rape seeder disclosed in Chinese PatentZL200920066064.6, after the combine harvester finishes harvesting, atractor is required to drive the rapeseed compound operation machineryto the field to complete the fertilization, rotary tillage, ditching,sowing and other operations of rapeseed. As a result, the number oftimes of land rolling by agricultural machinery is increased, whichmakes soil more compact and increases the operation costs. Therefore, itis necessary to design a rapeseed compound operation machine hitched toa combine harvester to complete the harvesting of rice and the sowing ofrapeseed at a time.

SUMMARY

In order to solve the above problems, the present disclosure provides aharvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machine, to lightenand simplify the operation mode. A stubble cleaning device is mountedbelow a conveying trough of a combine harvester. A topsoil looseningdevice, a fertilization device, a rotary tillage and ditching device,and a rape sowing device are mounted at a tail of a chassis of thecombine harvester in a rear-mounted manner. According to the presentdisclosure, on the premise that the combine harvester normally operates,the complexity of manual operation is not increased, normal operation ofthe combine harvester is not affected, and operations of stubblecleaning, topsoil loosening, fertilizing, rotary tillage, ditching, rapesowing, chopped grass throwing, soil burying and the like can becompleted at a time while rice is harvested, thereby reducing the numberof times of land rolling by agricultural machinery, alleviating the soilcompaction phenomenon and reducing the operation costs.

The following technical solutions are employed in the presentdisclosure. A harvesting and sowing integrated compound operationmachine is provided, including a combine harvester, a stubble cleaningdevice, a topsoil loosening device, a fertilization device, a rotarytillage and ditching device, a sowing device, a detection device, afirst driving device, a second driving device and a control device,where the stubble cleaning device is mounted in front of a chassis ofthe combine harvester, and the stubble cleaning device is respectivelyconnected to a conveying trough and the chassis of the combineharvester; the topsoil loosening device, the fertilization device, therotary tillage and ditching device and the sowing device aresequentially mounted on a frame connected to a rear of the chassis; thedetection device is configured to detect a movement displacement of aheader and transmit the movement displacement to the control device; thefirst driving device is configured to drive the stubble cleaning deviceto operate; the second driving device is configured to drive thefertilization device, the rotary tillage and ditching device and thesowing device to operate; and the control device is respectivelyconnected to an operating lever of the combine harvester, the detectiondevice, the first driving device and the second driving device.

In the above solution, the first driving device includes a firsthydraulic motor and a first cylinder; the first hydraulic motor isconfigured to drive the stubble cleaning device to carry out stubblecleaning work; one end of the first cylinder is hingedly connected tothe stubble cleaning device, and the other end of the first cylinder ishingedly connected to a bottom of the conveying trough of the combineharvester; and the stubble cleaning device is further hingedly connectedto one end of a strut, and the other end of the strut is hingedlyconnected to the chassis of the combine harvester.

In the above solution, the second driving device includes a secondhydraulic motor and a second cylinder; the second hydraulic motor ismounted on a transmission box on one side of the frame, the transmissionbox is respectively connected to a transmission shaft of thefertilization device and a transmission shaft of the rotary tillage andditching device, the second hydraulic motor is configured to drive thefertilization device and the rotary tillage and ditching device tooperate, and a driving force of the fertilization device is transmittedfrom the other end of the transmission shaft of the fertilization deviceto the sowing device, to drive the sowing device to operate; and a frontend of the frame is hingedly connected to the chassis of the combineharvester, an upper end of the frame is hingedly connected to one end ofthe second cylinder, and the other end of the second cylinder ishingedly connected to the combine harvester.

In the above solution, the topsoil loosening device includes severaltopsoil loosening fertilization shovels; and the topsoil looseningfertilization shovels are mounted on a lower part of the frame, and thetopsoil loosening fertilization shovels are located in front of afertilizer discharge pipe of the fertilization device.

In the above solution, the rotary tillage and ditching device includes arotary tillage blade and a ditching blade; the ditching blade isarranged in the middle of the rotary tillage and ditching device, therotary tillage blade is arranged on two sides of the ditching blade, anda rotation diameter of the ditching blade is greater than that of therotary tillage blade; and a soil baffle is arranged behind the rotarytillage blade, and no soil baffle is arranged behind the ditching blade.

In the above solution, the combine harvester is equipped with a grasschopper.

In the above solution, the harvesting and sowing integrated compoundoperation machine further includes a seed ditch opener and a seed droppipe; the seed ditch opener is mounted on a lower part of the frame andlocated below the sowing device; and an upper end of the seed drop pipeis connected to the sowing device, and a lower end of the seed drop pipeis located on a rear surface of the seed ditch opener.

In the above solution, the detection device is a pull-rope displacementsensor; and the pull-rope displacement sensor is mounted on a base of acylinder configured to control lifting of the header of the combineharvester, and a pull rope of the pull-rope displacement sensor isconnected to a bottom of the conveying trough.

In the above solution, the control device is connected to the operatinglever through a stroke switch.

In the above solution, the combine harvester is a rice combine harvesteror a wheat combine harvester.

Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure has the followingbeneficial effects.

1. The harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machineaccording to the present disclosure is fixedly hitched to the chassis ofthe combine harvester. The stubble cleaning device is mounted below theconveying trough of the combine harvester, and is in associated motionwith the combine harvester through the detection device. The topsoilloosening device, the fertilization device, the rotary tillage andditching device, and the rape sowing device are mounted at the tail ofthe chassis of the combine harvester in a rear-mounted manner, and arein associated motion with the combine harvester through the strokeswitch. The present disclosure can achieve operations of riceharvesting, stubble cleaning, as well as topsoil loosening, fertilizing,rotary tillage, ditching, rape sowing, chopped grass throwing, soilburying and the like at a time while rice is harvested, and reduce thenumber of times of land rolling by agricultural machinery, therebyalleviating the soil compaction phenomenon and reducing the operationcosts.

2. The associated motion between the harvesting and sowing integratedcompound operation machine according to the present disclosure and thecombine harvester is realized through the design of the detectiondevice, the control device, etc., without increasing the complexity ofmanual operation or affecting normal operation of the combine harvester.

3. According to the present disclosure, through the combination with thegrass chopper on the combine harvester, the crushed stalks are throwninto the field and covered on the rapeseed, to play a role of waterstorage and moisture conservation, which is more conducive to the growthof rape.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a state diagram of a harvesting and sowing integrated compoundoperation machine in normal operation according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a state diagram of the harvesting and sowing integratedcompound operation machine in a non-operating state according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 3 is a top view of the harvesting and sowing integrated compoundoperation machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a left view of the harvesting and sowing integrated compoundoperation machine according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the working principle of the linkage betweenthe stubble cleaning device and the combine harvester according to anembodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the working principle of the linkage betweenthe topsoil loosening device, the fertilization device, the rotarytillage and ditching device, the rape sowing device, and the combineharvester according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing operation of the harvesting and sowingintegrated compound operation machine according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

In the drawings: 1—stubble cleaning device; 2—fertilization device;3—rotary tillage and ditching device; 4—rape sowing device; 5—firsthydraulic motor; 6—strut; 7—first cylinder; 8—chassis; 9—header;10—frame; 11—second hydraulic motor; 12—second cylinder; 13—grasschopper; 14—rotary tillage blade; 15—ditching blade; 16—pull-ropedisplacement sensor; 17—stroke switch; 18—cylinder; 19—base;20—operating lever; 21—stubble cleaning blade; 22—first hinge point;23—second hinge point; 24—pull rope; 25—combine harvester; 26—topsoilloosening fertilization shovel; 27—fertilizer discharge pipe; 28—seedditch opener; 29—seed drop pipe; 30—soil baffle; 31—topsoil looseningdevice; 32—transmission box; 33—chain; 34—conveying trough.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Embodiments of the present disclosure will be exemplarily described indetail hereinafter with reference to accompanying drawings in which thesame or like reference characters refer to the same or like elements orelements having the same or like functions throughout. The embodimentsdescribed below with reference to accompanying drawings are exemplary,and intended to explain, instead of limiting the present disclosure.

In the description of the present disclosure, it should be understoodthat the orientation or positional relationships indicated by the terms“center”, “longitudinal”, “transverse”, “length”, “width”, “thickness”,“upper”, “lower”, “axial”, “radial”, “vertical”, “horizontal”, “inner”,“outer”, etc. are based on the orientation or positional relationshipsshown in the drawings, and are only for the convenience of describingthe present disclosure and simplifying the description, rather thanindicating or implying that the apparatus or element described must havea specific orientation or be constructed and operated in a specificorientation, and therefore are not to be construed as limiting thepresent disclosure. Moreover, the terms “first” and “second” are usedherein for purposes of description, and are not intended to indicate orimply relative importance or implicitly point out the number of theindicated technical feature. Therefore, the features defined by “first”and “second” may explicitly or implicitly include one or more features.In the description of the present disclosure, “plural” means two ormore, unless it is defined otherwise specifically.

In the present disclosure, unless otherwise clearly specified anddefined, the terms “mount”, “connect”, “couple”, “fix” and variantsthereof should be interpreted in a broad sense, for example, may be afixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection;may be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; or may be adirect connection, an indirectly connection via an intermediate medium,or communication between the interiors of two components. For those ofordinary skill in the art, the specific meanings of the above terms inthe present disclosure can be understood according to specificcircumstances.

Embodiment 1

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 6 , a harvesting and sowing integratedcompound operation machine includes a combine harvester 25, a stubblecleaning device 1, a topsoil loosening device 31, a fertilization device2, a rotary tillage and ditching device 3, a sowing device 4, adetection device, a first driving device, a second driving device and acontrol device.

According to this embodiment, preferably, the combine harvester 25 is arice combine harvester. The stubble cleaning device 1 is mounted infront of a chassis of the combine harvester 25, and the stubble cleaningdevice 1 is respectively connected to a conveying trough 34 and thechassis of the combine harvester 25. The first driving device isconfigured to drive the stubble cleaning device 1 to operate.

The topsoil loosening device 31, the fertilization device 2, the rotarytillage and ditching device 3 and the sowing device 4 are sequentiallymounted on a frame 10 connected to a rear of the chassis. The seconddriving device is configured to drive the fertilization device 2, therotary tillage and ditching device 3 and the sowing device 4 to operate.

The detection device is configured to detect a movement displacement ofa header 9 and transmit the movement displacement to the control device.The control device is respectively connected to an operating lever 20 ofthe combine harvester 25, the detection device, the first driving deviceand the second driving device.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 5 , according to this embodiment,preferably, the first driving device includes a first hydraulic motor 5and a first cylinder 7. The first hydraulic motor 5 is configured todrive the stubble cleaning device 1 to carry out stubble cleaning work.One end of the first cylinder 7 is hingedly connected to the stubblecleaning device 1, and the other end of the first cylinder 7 is hingedlyconnected to a bottom of the conveying trough 34 of the combineharvester 25. The first hydraulic motor 5 and the first cylinder 7 arerespectively connected to the control device through solenoid valves.The first cylinder 7 can axially extend and retract within a certainrange. The stubble cleaning device 1 is further hingedly connected toone end of a strut 6, and the other end of the strut 6 is hingedlyconnected to the chassis 8 of the combine harvester 25 to form a firsthinge point 22.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 , according to this embodiment, preferably,the second driving device includes a second hydraulic motor 11 and asecond cylinder 12. The second hydraulic motor 11 is mounted on atransmission box 32 on one side of the frame 10. The transmission box 32is respectively connected to a transmission shaft of the fertilizationdevice 2 and a transmission shaft of the rotary tillage and ditchingdevice 3. The second hydraulic motor 11 is configured to simultaneouslydrive the fertilization device 2 and the rotary tillage and ditchingdevice 3 to operate. A driving force of the fertilization device 2 istransmitted from the other end of the transmission shaft of thefertilization device 2 through a chain 33, to drive the sowing device 4to operate. A front end of the frame 10 is hingedly connected to thechassis of the combine harvester 25 to form a second hinge point 23. Anupper end of the frame 10 is hingedly connected to one end of the secondcylinder 12, and the other end of the second cylinder 12 is hingedlyconnected to an outer frame of the combine harvester 25. The secondhydraulic motor 11 and the second cylinder 12 are respectively connectedto the control device through solenoid valves. The second hydraulicmotor 11 and the second cylinder 12 are controlled and driven by thesolenoid valves respectively. The second cylinder 12 can axially extendand retract within a certain range.

As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , according to this embodiment,preferably, the topsoil loosening device 31 includes several topsoilloosening fertilization shovels 26. The topsoil loosening fertilizationshovels 26 are mounted on a lower part of the frame 10, and the topsoilloosening fertilization shovels 26 are located in front of a fertilizerdischarge pipe 27 of the fertilization device 2.

According to this embodiment, preferably, the rotary tillage andditching device 3 includes a rotary tillage blade 14 and a ditchingblade 15 that are driven coaxially. The ditching blade 15 is arranged inthe middle of the rotary tillage and ditching device 3. The rotarytillage blade 14 is arranged on two sides of the ditching blade 15. Arotation diameter of the ditching blade 15 is greater than that of therotary tillage blade 14. A soil baffle 30 is arranged behind the rotarytillage blade 14, and no soil baffle 30 is arranged behind the ditchingblade 15.

According to this embodiment, preferably, the sowing device 4 isconnected to the seed ditch opener 28 through a seed drop pipe 29. Anopening at a lower end of the seed drop pipe 29 is located in athree-dimensional space formed on a rear surface of the seed ditchopener 28. Mounting positions of the topsoil loosening fertilizationshovels 26 and the seed ditch opener 28 relative to the frame 10 are noton the same straight line.

As shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 , according to this embodiment,preferably, the detection device is a pull-rope displacement sensor 16.The pull-rope displacement sensor 16 is mounted on a base 19 of acylinder 18 configured to control lifting of the header of the combineharvester 25. A pull rope 24 of the pull-rope displacement sensor 16 isconnected to the bottom of the conveying trough 34. According to thisembodiment, preferably, the control device is connected to the operatinglever 20 through a stroke switch 17. When the header 9 descends frompoint A to point A′, the pull rope 24 of the pull-rope displacementsensor 16 moves from point B to point B′. The points A and A′ arerespectively the highest point and the lowest point where the header 9can operate normally. When the header 9 moves downward to the point A,the pull rope 24 of the pull-rope displacement sensor 16 is shortened tothe point B, and a generated signal controls the solenoid valve to drivethe first hydraulic motor 5 to start running and cause the firstcylinder 7 to extend from a shortest state. When the header 9 isadjusted vertically between the point A and the point A′, the pull rope24 of the pull-rope displacement sensor 16 moves between the point B andthe point B′, and a generated signal controls the solenoid valve todrive the first cylinder 7 to extend or retract to ensure that theheight of the stubble cleaning device 1 relative to the ground remainsunchanged. When the header 9 moves upward to the point A, the pull rope24 of the pull-rope displacement sensor 16 is extended to the point B,and a generated signal controls the solenoid valve to drive the firsthydraulic motor 5 to stop running and cause the first cylinder 7 toretract to the shortest extent. The stroke switch 17 is mounted on theoperating lever 20 that controls on/off of the power for threshing,cleaning and the like. When the operating lever 20 is pushed down, thepower for threshing, cleaning and the like is turned on to startoperation, the stroke switch 17 is switched on, and the second cylinder12 is driven to extend to the longest extent through the control of thesolenoid valve, and then the second hydraulic motor 11 starts running.When the operating lever 20 is pulled up, the power for threshing,cleaning and the like is turned off to stop operation, the stroke switch17 is switched off, the second hydraulic motor 11 is controlled by thesolenoid valve to stop running, and then the second cylinder 12 retractsto the shortest extent.

The working principle of the present disclosure is as shown in FIG. 7 .

When the header 9 descends to below the point A, the first hydraulicmotor 5 runs to drive the stubble cleaning blade 21 of the stubblecleaning device 1 to operate, the first cylinder 7 extends to thelongest extent, and during the process where the header 9 descends andthe first cylinder 7 extends, the stubble cleaning device 1 rotatescounterclockwise about the first hinge point 22. The points A and A′ arerespectively the highest point and the lowest point where the header 9can operate normally. When the header 9 is adjusted vertically betweenthe point A and the point A′, the pull rope 24 of the pull-ropedisplacement sensor 16 moves between the point B and the point B′, and agenerated signal controls the solenoid valve to drive the first cylinder7 to extend or retract to ensure that the height of the stubble cleaningdevice 1 relative to the ground remains unchanged. The operating lever20 is pushed down to cause the second cylinder 12 to extend to thelongest extent. Then the second hydraulic motor 11 starts running todrive the fertilization device 2, the rotary tillage and ditching device3 and the rape sowing device 4 to operate. During the process where thesecond cylinder 12 extends, the frame 10 rotates clockwise about thesecond hinge point 23 to enter a horizontal state.

When the combine harvester 25 travels normally in the field, ears ofrice cut off by the cutter of the combine harvester flow into the header9, and high stalks left are cut into low stalks by the stubble cleaningdevice 1. The ears of rice are threshed and cleaned, and the stalks arecrushed by the grass chopper 13 and thrown into the field to cover therapeseed seeds just sown. The topsoil loosening fertilization shovels 26perform topsoil loosening operation on the seed bed belt after stubblecleaning, and a fertilizer discharged from the fertilization device 2 isconveyed to the back of the topsoil loosening fertilization shovels 26through the fertilizer discharge pipe 27. As the combine harvesteradvances, the fertilizer is deeply buried in the soil. Immediatelyafterwards, the rotary tillage and ditching device 3 at the backperforms rotary tillage on the surface of the seed bed and opens ditchesin the middle. Soil thrown up during rotary tillage is blocked by thesoil baffle 30, and soil thrown out during the opening of ditches by theditching blade 15 covers the crushed stalks. Finally, the seed ditchopener 28 performs the seed ditch opening operation on the surface ofthe seed bed after rotary tillage, and rapeseed seeds discharged fromthe rape sowing device 4 are conveyed to the inside of the seed ditchopener 28 through the seed drop pipe 29, and then covered by the crushedstalks and the soil thrown out during the opening of ditches.

When the combine harvester 25 travels to an edge or ridge of the fieldor turns, or when the grain tank is full and grain unloading isrequired, the header 9 is manually controlled to ascend to above thepoint A, the first hydraulic motor 5 stops running, the stubble cleaningblade 21 stops operation, the first cylinder 7 retracts to the shortestextent, and during the process where the header 9 ascends and the firstcylinder 7 retracts, the stubble cleaning device 1 rotates clockwiseabout the first hinge point 22. The operating lever 20 is pulled up tocause the second hydraulic motor 11 to stop running, so that thefertilization device 2, the rotary tillage and ditching device 3 and therape sowing device 4 stop operation. Then the second cylinder 12retracts to the shortest extent. During the retraction of the secondcylinder 12, the frame 10 rotates counterclockwise around the secondhinge point 23.

Embodiment 2

The main difference between Embodiment 2 and Embodiment 1 is that thecombine harvester 25 is a wheat combine harvester.

It should be understood that although this specification is described inaccordance with various embodiments, it does not mean that eachembodiment only contains an independent technical solution. Thedescription in the specification is only for clarity, and those skilledin the art should regard the specification as a whole, and the technicalsolutions in the embodiments can also be appropriately combined to formother implementations that can be understood by those skilled in theart.

The detailed descriptions listed above are merely specific illustrationsof feasible embodiments of the present disclosure, and the protectionscope of the present disclosure is not limited thereto. Equivalentembodiments or changes can be made without departing from the technicalspirit of the present disclosure, which are all embraced in theprotection scope of the present disclosure.

1. A harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machinecomprising a combine harvester, a stubble cleaning device, a topsoilloosening device, a fertilization device, a rotary tillage and ditchingdevice, a sowing device, a detection device, a first driving device, asecond driving device and a control device, wherein the stubble cleaningdevice is mounted in front of a chassis of the combine harvester, andthe stubble cleaning device is respectively connected to a conveyingtrough and the chassis of the combine harvester; the topsoil looseningdevice, the fertilization device, the rotary tillage and ditching deviceand the sowing device are sequentially mounted on a frame connected to arear of the chassis; the detection device is configured to detect amovement displacement of a header and transmit the movement displacementto the control device; the first driving device is configured to drivethe stubble cleaning device to operate; the second driving device isconfigured to drive the fertilization device, the rotary tillage andditching device and the sowing device to operate; and the control deviceis respectively connected to an operating lever of the combineharvester, the detection device, the first driving device and the seconddriving device; the combine harvester is a rice combine harvester; thetopsoil loosening device comprises several topsoil looseningfertilization shovels; and the topsoil loosening fertilization shovelsare mounted on a lower part of the frame, and the topsoil looseningfertilization shovels are located in front of a fertilizer dischargepipe of the fertilization device; the rotary tillage and ditching devicecomprises a rotary tillage blade and a ditching blade; the ditchingblade is arranged in a middle of the rotary tillage and ditching device,the rotary tillage blade is arranged on two sides of the ditching blade,and a rotation diameter of the ditching blade is greater than that ofthe rotary tillage blade; and a soil baffle is arranged behind therotary tillage blade, and no soil baffle is arranged behind the ditchingblade; the harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machinefurther comprises a seed ditch opener and a seed drop pipe; the seedditch opener is mounted on a lower part of the frame and located belowthe sowing device; and an upper end of the seed drop pipe is connectedto the sowing device, and a lower end of the seed drop pipe is locatedon a rear surface of the seed ditch opener; the first driving devicecomprises a first hydraulic motor and a first cylinder; the firsthydraulic motor is configured to drive the stubble cleaning device tocarry out stubble cleaning work; one end of the first cylinder ishingedly connected to the stubble cleaning device, and other end of thefirst cylinder is hingedly connected to a bottom of the conveying troughof the combine harvester; and the stubble cleaning device is furtherhingedly connected to one end of a strut, and other end of the strut ishingedly connected to the chassis of the combine harvester; the seconddriving device comprises a second hydraulic motor and a second cylinder;the second hydraulic motor is mounted on a transmission box on one sideof the frame, the transmission box is respectively connected to atransmission shaft of the fertilization device and a transmission shaftof the rotary tillage and ditching device, the second hydraulic motor isconfigured to drive the fertilization device and the rotary tillage andditching device to operate, and a driving force of the fertilizationdevice is transmitted from the other end of the transmission shaft ofthe fertilization device to the sowing device, to drive the sowingdevice to operate; and a front end of the frame is hingedly connected tothe chassis of the combine harvester, an upper end of the frame ishingedly connected to one end of the second cylinder, and other end ofthe second cylinder is hingedly connected to the combine harvester; andthe combine harvester is equipped with a grass chopper, and the grasschopper is arranged behind a threshing and cleaning part.
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 7. (canceled) 8.The harvesting and sowing integrated compound operation machineaccording to claim 1, wherein the detection device is a pull-ropedisplacement sensor; and the pull-rope displacement sensor is mounted ona base of a cylinder configured to control lifting of the header of thecombine harvester, and a pull rope of the pull-rope displacement sensoris connected to a bottom of the conveying trough.
 9. The harvesting andsowing integrated compound operation machine according to claim 1,wherein the control device is connected to the operating lever through astroke switch.
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